Sentence examples for will incite the from inspiring English sources

Which one will incite the other first?

But if a deal is reached, it will probably mean reducing subsidies for energy — a step many fear will incite the public.

Other Arab leaders have also warned that a wider war in the Middle East will incite the imagery of a Western assault on Muslim countries.

Hopefully, input from people like Packard and from the National Academy of Science study mentioned in the article will incite the government to work for and with U.S. exporters.

The "could" and "should" in that utterance will incite those who want more from the board.

We hope that the paper will incite interest in the study of big graphs, and we invite interested colleagues to join forces with us in the study.

Penley's biggest fear is that the city's current setup will incite violence among the demonstrators.

In other words, if the lifetime amount of work is already optimal, extending the retirement age will incite households to reduce the hours supplied over the necessarily longer period.

Only thirteen per cent were permanent jobs (known as contracts of indefinite duration, or C.D.I.s); as Le Figaro explains, the government hopes that the El Khomri Law will "incite employers to hire CDIs, the work contract that's indispensable in France for finding housing or taking out a loan".

The move will incite buying as portfolio managers that benchmark the index add the shares to their portfolios.

However, the effects of this kind of direct political intervention are not durable, because this type of political institutional discrimination and oppression will incite strong resistance of the people and greater ethnic consciousness, creating more distance within the nation.